Radium Rays Said to Restore Sight and Heal Wounds
A Vienna report by Prof. Lundén describes radium making the blind see and curing skin diseases. The article notes experiments on animals and humans, claims on retinal effects, and warns about possible future impacts, including healing but also harm from exposure. Institutions and dates are referenced but details are obscured by OCR.
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Great New York Times to Build Modern Newspaper HQ
The New York Times, leading a chain owned by Mr Ochs, plans a top notch building at Forty second Street and Broadway New York. It will house the finest equipment and connect to delivery rooms via a grand transit road and a new Pennsylvania tunnel, linking to the city and continent.
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Pan American railway interest spans Chile and Peru
New York July 2 reports from South American papers note strong Pan American railway interest. Commissioner Pepper's South American mission seeks cooperation for the line linking Chile, Peru, and other nations, with El Mercurio quoting Senor Augusto Matir on broad benefits to Chile and regional development. Tenstees Meet records routine board actions at the Benevolent and Protective Order. The annual meeting lists Henry W. Mears, John D. O'Shaughnessy, Robert W. Browning, Joseph T. Fanning, and George W. A. Reynolds. another session is planned at the Elks National Home in August.
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Price According to Size at Garment Makers Meeting
At the Union Merde Garment Maker station meeting that ended last night, prices were to be adjusted to fit garment use. A man weighing 15 peguds might buy his item for id, while a person weighing 200 rounds on the scales could be charged HE.
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Passing of Ping Pong in Topeka Fades From Favor
A Topeka observer notes ping pong’s rapid rise and swift decline, comparing it to golf tennis and roller skating. The craze peaked last summer with many homes hosting tables, but this season few play. The piece recalls the fad’s spread from the east to Topeka and its near absence now as other sports regain attention. It mentions other periodicals and a general sense of changing fads.
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Hoosier inventor plans cement auto railway across Midwest
An Indiana inventor named Van Valkenburg proposes a layered cement roadway for horseless vehicles from Toledo to Cleveland with a Chicago extension contemplated. The system includes grooves for wheels and central fast lanes, enabling heavy and private vehicles with toll access and a passenger motor line. The project is organized by capitalists and supported by engineers as feasible, with costs for construction and maintenance described as modest.
Russia ready to fight over interference in affairs of others
ADDINGTON BRUCE argues that Russia’s pattern of interference across Europe and Asia has long fueled anxieties of war. He cites Czars aims in the Balkans, Manchuria, and religious disputes as evidence that Moscow may strike first if pressured, with officials like Witte and Lamsdorff guiding a hard line.
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